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Originally Posted by AtomicAcidbath
A couple other omissions I found in the package:
file /network/service.php missing php declaration at top of page
Has:
Should read:
File Product-network.4.0.X.xml should have these lines included to get rid of warning(s) in control panel:
Code:
<phrase name="vbn_added_network_forum_successfully" date="1161992074" username="" version="0.1"><![CDATA[Added network forum successfully.]]></phrase>
<phrase name="vbn_added_board_to_forum_successfully" date="1161992074" username="" version="0.1"><![CDATA[Added board to forum successfully.]]></phrase>
Seems fairly straight-forward to set up, but I can't be sure I've done it right with no connection at the other end.
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I have a few bug fixes which I will post later. Thank you for logging the issues in the Google Project.
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Originally Posted by sticky
Is there any way to network and share database information? For example, share the userbase and have the same log in on both?
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No. But there is an option in the AdminCP to turn on email syncing (or whatever I called it). This works as follows: UserX registers with the same email address on BoardA and BoardB (assume they are also networked). If UserX then posts on BoardA, his post will show up as his user account on BoardB and not as a Guest post. This option has to be turned on in the AdminCP and the user must have the same email address on both boards.
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Originally Posted by TyPenn613
Also, maybe I'm blind and missing something, but is there a way to decide which forums these guest posts show up in? How would a thread on another site know which forum to go into on my site?
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In the Forum Manager at the bottom, you can select which network and network forum a particular forum is configured to. This is explained in the docs.
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Originally Posted by AtomicAcidbath
Oh yes, this has wonderful possibilities.
Anyone remember FidoNet from the BBS days?
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That was
exactly my inspiration for writing this plugin.